Woodlan Senior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Woodburn, IN)

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It ' s Not Fair Senior Mike Burchardt finds he would have been better off to ha stuck to his original idea. Junior Mark EIrod opens his locker to find his trained books fall into his arms. Mrs Eckerl yelling so loudly blew senior Andy Blakley right to the floor. It ' s Not fair! 11

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Have you ever asked yourself, Why does everything happen to me? I ' m sure many of you have. For example, there is this person you have a massive crush on right in front of you in the hall, and your foot catches on something on the floor and you fall right into him her. Talk about feeling stupid! How about after Christmas vacation when everyone comes back and goes to their locker, and you ' re the only one who can ' t remember your combination. So, you avoid your locker all day, until every- one leaves at the end of the day, and you have to find a janitor to open it. Don ' t you feel like such a jerk? It ' s not fair is it? Take senior Mike Burchardt for in- stance, he came to English class like every normal day, and it turned to disaster. He sat down in his chair into a big wad of gum. How about this one? Senior Lynn Meinerding came to practice the day be- fore we played Northop and went to put her shoes on and they were two different shoes; and if that wasn ' t enough, they were for the same foot. Life just isn ' t fair, is it? All fed up with school work, senior Chad Hissong takes a fall from his homework. Oops Someone leaves the restroom with a little trail of toilet paper behind them. Not able to remember her combination, Senior Amy Getting asks does this always happen to me. t: ■ c s. f o yf g ■ CN O n CO m ( . E oc 1 — CO ■ 4 10 il ' s Not Fair!

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Suffering from Culture Shock, senior Amy Getting trys to fit in with the Berlin crowd. Senior John Burkhart spends a sunny afternoon soaking up the rays while washing his car for a hot date. Senior Debbie Manter and boyfriend make a splash in Opryland. Hooray Summer Is Here! By the end of school, students and teachers became restless for summer to come. When school was finally out, students and their fam- ilies as well as teachers began planning in what activities they would be doing throughout the summer months. Students and teachers that traveled within the United States went to Florida, California, Ohio, South Dakota, Virginia Beach and to many more of the 50 states. Mr. Holt ' s German class got to take a very special trip overseas to Germany. His class went to Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt and East Germany, as well as many more cities and places in Germany. His class also saw surrounding countries. Christy Meek, junior, describes her time spent in Germany: It was an exciting experience! I thought I wouldn ' t be able to understand anyone, but the language wasn ' t too hard to understand, and I just loved their clothes. Other students went to nearby lakes and spent time with their families or with friends. Teachers and students felt the same way — that summer is a time to lie back and relax; it ' s not a time to worry about homework or school. Sum- mer is a time to be spent with the family or with friends.